The education policy of "two reductions" successfully occupied the headlines of 202 1, because the promulgation of this policy really affected too many people. So what do we need to do after the "two reductions"? I'm not an industry expert, but I grew up in different educational backgrounds, and I want to share something-about education in Britain.

The British education system is divided into four parts: primary education, secondary education, continuing education and higher education. Compulsory education in Britain lasted for 65,438+02 years, from 5 years old to 65,438+06 years. In the last two years of middle school, British students need to prepare for the GCSE exam. After this exam, students can choose A-level courses or vocational schools. Many people regard A-level courses as high schools in China, but there are great differences. A-level courses usually last for two years, and the classification of disciplines is very biased towards future employment, including sociology, psychology, economics, law and so on. , equivalent to the basic course of the university. After the A-level course, some students will choose a gap year according to their own situation and start their life choices again. Many universities in Britain have three-year programs, and there are career counseling courses in the first semester to help college students plan their future career direction.

So many times, it is obvious that students in China work hard, but after they go to college, they become mediocre people. Many times, some people begin to complain that college is a pension mechanism.

In fact, many aristocratic schools in China have begun to cultivate children's interests and hobbies while studying, helping children to define their future career direction. But in most schools, they still insist on the concept of dividing the roots of teachers and students' lives. They think that going to a technical school is the direction of a loser, and that there is no good future if you don't study well in the exam. Then tell students that education is the fairest thing in the world ... but forget to help students define themselves and find their own value.

Shaping children's self-confidence and creativity is a magic weapon to make a child shine forever. If your children have free time after the "two reductions", then accompany them to explore something different!